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98-17 Horace Harding Second floor fire E*324, 289, 287 L*138, 136, 151F BN*46 R*4 SQ*288

Grip hoist cables I believe, spooled up

Any idea when it'll be back up? I'll reprogram our scan lists if it's still down tomorrow morning?

I worked with PAPD in Newark, and at least regarding CFR I must say their officers jump in and do CPR very fast. I definitely had atleast one save do to their quick actions.

The radios do have USCG channels

I last saw it at the Rock, completely stripped down with the graphics removed in October of 2019.

Similar to a job in Manhattan not too long ago.

Yes, but it doesn't include the handful of true volunteer units i.e. Volunteer Heart.

22: 8 ALS and 14 BLS

EMS-wise: Man-under: 1 BLS, 1 Rescue Medic, 1 Supervisor (Conditions/ Battalion) and usually a Haz-Tac boss (they assign themselves) Pedestrian Struck: 1 BLS

Yesterday the Madison Fire Department beat LAFD to the punch, putting an electric engine built by Pierce in service at E*8. E*8 is one of the busiest companies in all of Wisconsin. Additionally, it has a traditional engine for if/ when the batteries drain out...

Vista System

The PRU vehicles are now being used as spare conditions cars and the Rescue Battalion, Safety Battalion and Command Tactical.

We shall have to agree to disagree, from my friends on SFFD I have developed nothing but the upmost respect for thier operations. If it works for them (and other regional departments) who am I to dissent? But, whilst researching this, I found SFFD's ladder manual and it's a treasure. From...

I don't follow, ensuring that a ladder company has let's say five members instead of three, sounds more safe to me. It obviously works for them which is what matters.

If anyone has the hard copy medal day book, and is open to parting let me know.

My understanding is as they're heavier, they require more people to safely raise which the union uses to ensure proper levels of staffing.

https://sf-fire.org/wooden-ladders#:~:text=Rich%20in%20tradition%2C%20the%20San,that%20still%20uses%20wooden%20ladders.&text=Wooden%20ladders%20are%20preferred%20because,are%20sturdier%20and%20last%20longer.

Bronx Tin House is now gone to EMS Station 26

Decon Task Force also assigned